A period perhaps both sad and troubling for a child, and for Americans forced to pay the political usurper who is the child's grandfather, has come to an end.
Obviously, the politician himself continues to push us around and take what we earn, even as he and many others lay claim to the labor of our progeny. But at least when it comes to the Bidens and a scion of the Biden clan, a heart-wrenching stretch of years is over.
Breitbart’s Jordan Dixon-Hamilton reports that the Biden patriarch and matriarch finally have acknowledged their granddaughter.
“President Joe Biden on Friday finally acknowledged Navy Joan Roberts, his four-year-old granddaughter his son Hunter Biden fathered out-of-wedlock with former stripper Lunden Roberts.”
Four years. If you shake your head in disbelief, even as you think about how this period is over, please add this to your thoughts. Dixon-Hamilton tells us:
“Until now, both Biden and first lady Jill Biden ignored the existence of Navy Joan. While campaigning, Jill Biden said, ‘We have three children, and we have six grandchildren,’ at a town hall event in April 2020, omitting Navy Joan.”
Forget visits. Forget high-fives and songs and bringing gifts on special days. To Jill Biden, this child didn’t even EXIST. There is something apocalyptically sterile about that, something very inhuman and alien.
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And it gets worse.
“In December 2021, the Biden family excluded their seventh grandchild from a Christmas celebration at the White House. The Biden family displayed six Christmas stockings for their grandchildren, omitting Navy Joan, while including one stocking for their dog.”
And the same occurred in 2022.
Perhaps time allows a person to forgive that kind of malfeasance and mistreatment. It’s a heck of a burden to put on a child, and, even for an adult, it forces the victim to wrestle with a Pandora’s Box of questions and a presumption that said victim has to forgive the wrongdoers.
And all those years of love and fun – lost.
And it goes beyond even that. Dixon-Hamilton also notes that Mr. Biden appears to have been disinterested even in providing protection to this link in his bloodline:
“In June 2022, Biden reportedly refused to provide security for his seventh grandchildren amid legal battles between Hunter Biden and Roberts.”
Vindictive? Perhaps. It’s certainly bizarre, if one considers the popular notion underlying the “Presidential, First-Family” protections for which we are forced to pay.
And Dixon-Hamilton observes that, despite taking advantage of press availabilities where he portrays himself as a kindly grandfather and “lover” of kids, the elder Biden refused to acknowledge granddaughter Navy even earlier this year.
“‘I have six grandchildren. And I’m crazy about them. I speak to them every single day, not a joke,’ Biden told children at a White House event in April.
Hunter denied paternity initially, but a 2019 DNA test proved he was the father of Navy Joan.”
What changed? It appears that the reality of paternity and the legality of a court settlement, not familial love, were the triggers.
“‘In June 2023, Hunter settled the child support case in Arkansas state court, reaching an agreement with Lunden, the terms of which have been under wraps,’ People Magazine reported. ‘CNN has reported that, as part of the settlement, the child will receive both monetary child support and some of Hunter’s paintings.’”
Lovely. Surely, she will be delighted.
Many people believe that the Bible tells us to “judge not.” That is an erroneous belief. Matthew 7 tells us, “Judge not, that ye be not judged. For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged: and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again. And why beholdest thou the mote that is in thy brother's eye, but considerest not the beam that is in thine own eye?”
Jesus did not prohibit us from judging others. He merely advises us that, should we judge others, we must be prepared to be judged by the same standard.
It is an admonition and, in a way, an exhortation, to exercise judgement with humility and universality.
Thus, here, looking at a man who already assumes he can take our earnings, run our businesses, restrict our market choices for light bulbs, gas stoves, and on and on… viewing a human being who assumes the power to take our cash and send it around the world in forms such as weapons and money handouts, we not only can judge Joe Biden for all of that, but we can judge him and his clan for what appears to be a dysfunctional family system. It appears to be not a system based on love and fostering the next generation, but on money, power, graft, and prepackaged propaganda.
Which leads one to wonder whether this poor child later will lament having this Biden name and all the moral darkness that comes with it.